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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. For an hour or two before it steady collapses to Weymouth, where it belongs. lol
  2. Not a fan of Upton generally speaking, but that jives fairly well with my first look from Sunday.
  3. I guess it depends on how close the SLP tracks...12/16/07 had a great high north of ME, and that ended up getting the front back to about Tyngsborough....I hit the upper 30's in Wilmington.
  4. Gun to head now, I would go warning from about you points northward, and advisory south of there.
  5. Really? Usually with a high that well positioned, it would be near the coast.
  6. The way that this past few years has gone, I expect some kind of gradient over about Derry, NH.
  7. That is the one wild card that I have been watching. I don't think it happens quickly enough for any amounts over a foot, but it may be enough to mitigate sleep migration northward.
  8. I still expect at least a bit of IP or maybe some rimed flakes where I am, at least for a bit, but I do not expect it to limit accumulations much....at this point.
  9. Yea, I trust the NAM with one thing....mid level warm tongues. However, I trust it with nothing synoptically speaking, so need to see more consensus before biting off on sleet to MHT, though I have said all along that I do not rule that out.
  10. He is just really biased towards the solar min period, which I get.
  11. @WxWatcher007So sorry to hear of your dad's passing. I lost mine 8 years ago, and it's no coincidence I just hit 8 years sober. In the short term, try to garner strength from it in order to make sense of it all, and then in the long run while it never goes away, it does get more manageable. May he RIP.
  12. Anyway, all I mean is crap that means me potentially getting 7" instead of 10"....I agree it's not going to trend into a rainer.
  13. I mean, it's not going to be mainly rain, but some IP to MHT would not suprise me on the least. Nor would you getting 3".
  14. Agree. Need to see no doubt commitment to early secondary....will be alot of 8-10" totals.
  15. Without checking the run out in depth, I am going to guess that its transferring to the coastal a bit faster...that is why amounts are heavier over eastern areas further to the south. Mid level WAA is getting thwarted.
  16. Euro still trying to foot plus my area....sell that for now....more like 8-10".
  17. Who cares what models show....unless the coastal closes off through H7, the precip will shut off relatively quickly. I don't need models to tell me the sun will be up by 7.
  18. Yea, almost pulling for the pike region since a foot here and 4" in Boston probably means I'd need to burn a sick day.
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